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Coed Y Felin bluebells

© Jonathon Hulson 

Staying wild this spring

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Spring walks

The season we've all been waiting for is finally here. This year more than ever, we can use the emergence of spring as a symbol of hope and new beginnings. Let's celebrate the season by engaging with our natural world! We are lucky that North Wales is one of the most beautiful areas to do this and so listed below are some ideas and inspirations to help you get started.

Bird watching

© Matthew Roberts

Spring events

Join us for a series of walks, talks and online events with wildlife experts

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Coed Crafnant

© Liz Cummings

Visit a reserve

View information on over 35 nature reserves cared for by North Wales Wildlife Trust

Explore
Small pearl bordered fritillary

© Chris Lawrence

Seasonal spectacles

Learn about the different wildlife experiences to be had this spring!

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Walk guides

To help you explore we've produced two great guide books ...

Wild Places to Explore aims to help you get the most of visiting our nature reserves and coastal hotspots. RRP £7.50 

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Wildlife Walks  - there are 23 walks in total, varying from gentle strolls to whole-day wild wanders. Each incorporates at least one North Wales Wildlife Trust nature reserve and beyond! RRP £7.50 or FREE when joining as a new member.

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Children's activities

Inspirational ideas for keeping children outside, engaged and active this spring

A young girl wearing pink and purple, crouching down to look through a large pink magnifying glass at a big log with moss on it. A second child is out of focus stood behind her.

Children looking for insects © Adrian Clarke

Activity ideas & spotter sheets

Spotter sheets, wildlife crafts, nature themed activities and projects

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In the garden

Things to do at home

A very close up picture of a common frog. Only the head is visible and in focus, taking up most of the image. It has a pale throat and it's mouth is almost a straight line of pink. It's skin is mottled with shades of brown, green and nearly gold. It's eyes stick up from the rest of it's head and are looking almost forwards at the camera. They have deep black pupils, in which reflections of people can be seen on the right, ringed with a thin layer of gold, surrounded by a mottled black and gold iris. The res

Common frog © Mark Hamblin/2020VISION

Build a pond

Take the plunge!
Container gardening

How to create a container garden for wildlife

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Further content

New pages featuring advice and inspiration on all things wildlife!

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Wildlife Gardening

Help our local wildlife from the comfort of your home!